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>>jernes+(OP)
I'm using LLMs to code and I'm still thinking hard. I'm not doing it wrong: I think about design choices: risks, constraints, technical debt, alternatives, possibilities... I'm thinking as hard as I've ever done.

>>topspi+o2
I echo this sentiment. Even though I'm having Claude Code write 100% of the code for a personal project as an experiment, the need for thinking hard is very present.

In fact, since I don't need to do low-thinking tasks like writing boilerplate or repetitive tests, I find my thinking ratio is actually higher than when I write code normally.

>>paladi+I2
And thinking of how to convey all of that to Claude without having to write whole books :)

>>Aeolun+r4
tfw you start expressing your thoughts as code because its shorter instead